Run, Recline + Recreate with Liberty
Join us for a 5k (~3 mile) fun run/walk around the neighborhood followed by an outdoor yoga session next to Reclining Liberty!
Festivities include a live DJ, coffee and treats from Rossana, vendors like Urban Farmhouse, and art making — custom buttons, and make-your-own Reclining Liberty stationery.
Sign up to do the run, the recline, or do both! Or, you can simply show up on the day of the event to participate in the festivities. Register in advance and receive a custom cotton t-shirt designed by the Reclining Liberty artist, Zaq Landsberg!
Act 1: 8:30AM – RUN
A 5K fun run and walk in three heats — fast, medium, and easy-going. Strollers and dogs join the back heat.
Act 2: 9:30AM – RECLINE
Forty-five minutes of all-levels slow flow yoga on the grass beside Liberty herself, moved to a live DJ set. Bring your own mat.
Act 3: All Morning – RECREATE
Rossana Coffee, Urban Farmhouse, Moia sparkling water. Make stamped Reclining Liberty stationery, and custom buttons and key rings. Museum galleries open at 10am.
AGENDA – rain or shine!
8:00AM –Lawn opens — coffee, vendors, shirt pickup
8:30AM – 5K fun run steps off in three heats
9:30AM – 45 minutes of yoga with a live DJ
10:00AM – Art-making, music, and Moia for finishers. Museum galleries open.
11:30AM – The morning winds down; lawn clears by noon

The artist behind Reclining Liberty made a shirt for this day only. It comes with every run and yoga ticket — or take one on its own for $25.
Register in advance for a custom t-shirt designed by the Reclining Liberty artist, Zaq Landsberg! You can sign up to do the run, to participate in the recline, to do both, or simply show up and recreate.
TICKETS
register here
Run – $35 – 5K fun run, any heat. Shirt included.
Recline – $35 – 45-minute yoga session. Shirt included.
Run + Recline – $50 – Both, and the better deal. Shirt included.
Shirt Only – $25 – The artist’s design without the sweat.

GETTING THERE
Metro – Orange and Silver lines to Virginia Square–GMU.
Walk/Bike – Bikeshare docks and racks a block from the entrance.
Parking – small parking lot at museum and plenty of paid street parking nearby






